It's a great time to consider opening a new credit card, as issuers continue to launch elevated offers and promotions — along with brand-new cards and reward program updates that are making it easier to earn and redeem points and miles during the pandemic.
We're all anxious to start traveling again — it's been far too long! As the world starts to open up, taking advantage of an increased credit card bonus now can set you up with points you can use for travel when you're finally ready to hit the road.
Here are some of the best credit card offers to consider this week.
Best credit card offers this week
| Card | Bonus | Review | Read more |
| Amex Platinum card review | |||
| Chase Sapphire Preferred card review | 4 reasons to apply for the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card now, beyond an excellent welcome bonus | ||
| Capital One Venture card review | |||
| Citi Premier card review | 6 reasons the Citi Premier should be your go-to card for the pandemic — and beyond | ||
| Amex Business Platinum card review | 9 Amex Business Platinum benefits that make it worth the annual fee | ||
| Ink Business Preferred card review | |||
| Amex Blue Cash Preferred card review | |||
| United Quest card review | Chase just launched the new United Quest card, and it's offering 100,000 miles | ||
| Marriott Bonvoy Boundless card review | |||
The Hilton Honors Surpass credit card offers 2 perks that make it a powerful card for the price | |||
| Hilton Honors American Express card review |
Best flexible rewards credit card bonuses
Transferable credit card points are best if you value flexibility because there are so many ways to redeem them. With programs like American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Citi ThankYou Rewards, and Capital One Rewards, you've got options that include:
- Transferring points to airline and hotel partners
- Redeeming points directly for travel at a fixed rate
- Turning points into cash back or statement credits
- Cashing in points for gift cards, merchandise, and more
Our top picks for this week include one of the best travel rewards cards for beginners — the
Capital One miles recently became even more useful with the addition of four new transfer partners and airport lounges coming later this year. You could get at least $1,000 in travel from the 100,000-mile welcome bonus on the
And don't overlook our under-the-radar pick — the
Best small-business credit card bonuses
If you're a small-business owner, opening a small-business credit card can offer a lot of benefits. Keeping your business and personal expenses separate makes it easier to keep track of expenses, and many cards offer bonus points, miles, or cash back in popular business spending categories.
Read more: The best small-business credit cards of 2021
You don't have to own a full-time business or make millions to be eligible to apply — even if you're a freelancer or have a side gig, you could qualify for a small-business card.
Best cash-back credit card bonuses
Our top pick for the best cash-back credit card overall, the
Read more: The best cash back credit cards of 2021
Right now, the
Best airline credit card bonuses
If you're a United Airlines flyer, you're spoiled for choice right now with a whopping five Chase United credit cards with increased bonuses to pick from. Because United miles don't expire, it's a great time to earn more United MileagePlus miles for a trip when you're ready to travel again.
Read more: The best airline credit cards of 2021
This includes the new
Best hotel credit card bonuses
Several hotel credit cards are offering increased bonuses — including all-time-high points offers on the
Read more: The best hotel credit cards of 2021
There's also a limited-time 100,000-point offer on the
Jasmin Baron is an associate editor at Personal Finance Insider, where she helps readers maximize rewards and find the best credit cards to fit their lifestyles. She has covered credit cards, points and miles, and loyalty programs for over seven years, and she's a Certified Educator in Personal Finance (CEPF).
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